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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
2
The article notes a musical display by Harding and cites his father Dr. George T. a Civil War veteran. Comrades say he “shakes a wicked drumstick” as Ohio Grand Army members gathered near Marion. Witnesses from the farming community include C. P. Harding and W. D. Harrison among others.
A Wyoming court heard a dispute between old timers and dry farmers over cattle alleged stolen from an uncleared lease area. Witnesses described a herd of 47 cattle including 36 milk cows driven from Indian Hill. The jury verdict was rendered after debated evidence and conflicting claims.
Penologists from across the United States and abroad visit the new Stateville facility described as a model prison. The reinforced concrete complex features circular cellhouse dormitories, each cell an outside room with water, toilet, electric light, bed, table and chair. A single guard controls locking from the center. Eight cell houses hold 248 cells each, within a 64 acre central farm enclosed by a concrete wall.
Reports from Grodno state that General Zelins suspected occupation leads to a provisional government in Vilna the Lithuanian capital. A candle in a station window signaled a train halt while the article recalls a personal fade to memory of age and loss.
A farmer focused political appeal arguing farmers face stakes in the presidential race. It contrasts Republican and Democratic farm policies citing farm credit, marketing cooperatives, price controls, and wartime price practices. It warns that continued Democratic power risks agrarian ruin and urges voter support for the Republicans in November.
A woman asks if readers have saved at least a dollar or two weekly and vows to start immediately. She outlines a plan to build substantial savings and describes issuing gold coin certificates of deposit payable in five years to encourage disciplined saving.
A reader describes six months of back pain and fatigue preventing work. After physician visits and other remedies failed, she credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and strength, enabling her to resume work.
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